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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-19
LAWYER WYNN
On Trihl:at Canton, Ohio, for Attoinpt
Wlfo Murder.

On TrInl:at Canton, Ohio, for Attempted
Wlfo Murder.
CANTON, O., Nov. 1S.-The frat ease OF
general interest for como months was call.
cd in Common Pleas Court yesterday
morning before Judge Pease. i. was tho
oass Of the St9te against Will W. Wynn
on the charge of outing with intent to
kill, the presenting wItness bBing his
wife. The caze is the one in which Wynn
went homo in the evening in drunken
stupor. Needing some money for necea-
'saries his wife took it from her husbands
pocket. A,ousing himself sometime later
he iniesad the money, demanded 1t from
his wife and not getting 1t he assaulted
her with G knife, and it was thought at the
time her injuries would result fatally.
Wynn's imprisonment in the county jail
has bleached him greatly. He takes
great interest in the testimony and from
time to time assibts hia attorneys in the
examination Of witnesses by supplying
pointers, p. -
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LONDON is looking forward to tomorrow
with interest II not with apprehension. If
& mob makos m effort to occupy Trafalgar
Square tho authorities will pursue more
aggressive me!hodH than thoao Of week
ago. 1t is not the deserving unemployed
who make the trouble, but men who are
usipg the un,ottunates for evil ends. :.
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Vote on tho Dependent Pension Bill.

MISNEAroLIs, Nov. 1S.-Nearly com.
ple,e returns Of the G. A. R. vote on the
proposed Dependent Pension bill have
have been received at the National G. A.
R. headquarters in this city, and it is prac.
ticslly unanimous in favor OF the bill.
The General Pension Commissioner, Gen.
George S. Merrill, Of Lawrence, Mass,
Chairman, will compile the returns and
present them to Congress, Il;
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STATE OF TRADE.
I. G. Dun i Co.'s Weekly RsvIew-l,usiuesn:

Il. G. Dun i Co.'s Weekly yKsvIew-l3usiuess5 =
Eht Failures. IA
New York, Nov. lS.-R. G. Dun & Co., 4
in their weekly review Of trade say Z
More than third OF all the wheat which
will leave the farms throughout the coun-
try during the entire year was aold i'm
this ono city during tho past Elk days.
Reported sales reached 107. 100000 bush-:l
els of wheat, 22,257oOO bushels OF corn, /
S.273. 900 barrels of oil, 1,S4S,4OO bales Of I
cotton and 46S. 900 bags of coffee. Wheat
advanced 81 cents, corn ], oats II, oil Ii
and coffee cent, while cotton declined (.
sixteenth. Hogs, pork and pork products
were excited; hogs raising 40 cents per
100 pounds, and lard 20 cents. Tin jumped
st cents again, and copper nearly l cent.
Apprehended deficiency Of supplies is
the excuse Tor the advance in some pro-
ducts, but the bottom fact is that more
currency is in circulation than ever before
and treasury deposits with banks feed the
speculative fever, while removing fear OF
trade, Businees is reuerally actiys for
the season, though at some points returd.
ed by allow collections or recent failures.
Exchange last week fell below those M of
the same last year, but the great increase in.
WeHtern and Southern cities continues.
At Chicsgo, the relief after the haupincl
and funeral OF the Anarchists gives new
impetus. At Omaha collections are salts:
factory and trade good. At Milwaukee:
trade is duller. A bank failure Affects 81?
Louis and money continuee close at Kan.
sas City. Collections are dull there. allow?
at Milwaukee and only fair at Nashville
and Atlanta. 3i, IN {,.i,ss,ii':l RI
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Tho Paris Scandal.

PARIS, Nov. lS.-M. Wilson and family
have quilted tho Palace Of tho Elysee. The,
extreme left and majority Of the Repub.i
lican members Of the Chambers OF Depu-
ties have abandoned their intention to
Hend q delegation to ask Pfesidsn. Grevyj
to resign. 7.sl f.s5sES.3sys. "A! "a.
Lapayes admits that the prosecution Of
NJ. Wilson Is necessary and says that 1t
only remaius for justice to spsak. Many.
newspapers believe that the grand jury
will return q verdict in the case Of is'n'ot
proven" :s51yJiss
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A CANADIAN sIIAKE-UP.
Reorganization of the Government Said tc
Havo Beon A greed Upon.

Kt0r rGuniIhtI0n OF the GOVornment Sh1u 10
Havo Becn Agreed Upon.
NEw YoRk, Nov. 1S.-The Heralds
Montreal special says reorganization Of
the Canadian Government has been
agreed upon with the following personnel:
Postmaster General, ]. A. Chapleau; Sec
retary Of State, J. J. Ourran; Minister Of
Finance, Archibald Mcclellan; Minister
Of Trade and Commerce, Sir Charles Tup.
per; Lieutenant Governor Of Manitoba,
Mckenzie Bowel; Lieutenant Governor
Of Northwest Territory. Joseph Royal;
Collector at ST., John, John Castigan.
1t is understood that Sir Charles Tupper
will become Premier when Sir John Mac.
donSld retires. y 5s ais
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The service which Mr.. L. NJ. Crothers,
oil Taylors!own, has done for the farmers
Of his community is Of very great value.
With singular intelligence and peraistency
he has followed up the burning Of his
barn and brought the guilty to Justice.
Hs has placed an additional safeguard
around the property OF every man in his
nsizhborhood, and he has set good ex.
ample to farmers everywhere. The cer-
tainty OF punishment is what gives great
est value to the criminal law.
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Assistant Secretary Appointed,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The office Of
First Assistant Secretary of State has
been rendered by Secretary Bayard
to George L. Rives, of the
New York bar, and accepted. Mr.. Rives
is Of Virginia family. His grandfather
was a Senator from Virginia and twice
Minister at Paris. 5l.I! 54 irs
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LIZ tho uulyp1pity unds,a will mako their

If the University Uadsts will make their
encanpmsnt hsro next spring, as they
contemplate, Wheeling will make 1t pleas.
ant for thom. They phall have a conven-
ienc. and altogether desirable spot on
which to pitch their tents, and we think
Of some other things that may be added.
1t may bo possible 10 induce the newly
formed State battalion to encamp here at
the same time. With the two bodies there
could be an encsmpment Of very attract.
iYe character. M
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RoBBERs, WORK.
Several Clarksburg Business Houses Burg.
NS lnriIed Thursday Night.

apeetel Dipaich 70 che Inlel'iqaer.
OLAaxsDuno, W. VA, Nov. lS.-Last
night several Of our bualness houses were
burglarlzsd by parties evidently quite IA.
miliar with tho premises, as their work
goes to prove. Efectlng IN entrance to
the jewolry store Of F. A. Robinson they
secured some email articles Of jewelry, but
failed to open tue Bafe, whicn contained
articles OF greater value. They seemed to
prefer q front door entrance aud were not
very quiet about their work. Breaking
Into tho Adler clothing store they OBJ.
tanned some dry goods. They also wont
through tho hardware asoro Of the late +.
NJ. Horner and carried oil revolvers,
knives, etc. They rausacked the open
safe, but failed 10 lind some fifteen dollara
left In tho money drawer. Other attempts
were made to effect front door entrance
into business houses, but without SUCCESS.
The police a,o In pursuit. OF the Villains.
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May BlQaRoul.

The Titusville, Pa, Herald speaking Of
"May Blossom" says: Efforts arc being
made to have this most excellent attrac.
ton visit our city again during the season.
Should this occur tho house would un-
doubtedly be packed: During the evening
the applause was almost incessant, and at
the close Of each act hundreds Of hand
kerchiets we're busy wiping away tears.
May Blossom" as presented Saturday
night last, is truly wonderful and beau
tiful theatrical conquest. We advise all
lovers OF pure, wholesome theatricals to
not miss chance Of seeing Mr.. Adelman
and his company. wa. rs
"May Blossom" will OF course appear to
q large and fashionable audience at the
Opera House Wednesday evening. No
yenber %, o. y, .,f4
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ANntionnlis. y Sentenced. !.

DUBLIN, Nov. ls.-William Condor, a
prominent Nationalist, WAS sentenced at
Alitchelstown to-day to one months i'm.
priBonment at hard labor, for intimidation.
His solicitor withdraw from the Court
alleging that the magistrate vas preju-
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Ollie GttelliiQ!)t,llrs|
no,ce, Nos. rs aud ~ Fourtoenth Street.
IT Is pity tha! Herr Most, inrtead Of
being bailed, could not be bounced. The
angela Of Anarchism are beckoning to
him from the other shore.

Dos NJ. DICKINSON looks like Mug.
wuup, but he isn't. He can locate at
slgh. the smslleat cog in the political
machine, and he ia an export in the run.
ming Of the asme. There will be no par-
,icular reform pretensions in connection
with his appointment. a
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Coal D nemnnd Greater Than tho sup1

PuILApELpnIA, NOV. ls.-The general
scale agent Of the Reading Coal and Iron
Company Issued a circular yesterday to
the effect that that concern had no more
coal to sell ior outaide shipments. AT
the Office Of the company It was stated
that there was absolutely nothing upon
the wherves at Port Richmond, and that
although the mines were producing and
shipping at the rate OF $4,000 toms per day
1t was impossible to necure any accumu.
lation of Btock. The retail yards are in
many instances bare Of supplies, but 1t is
declared that there is no danger OF any
thing like coal famine.
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Harley Merry's s"Argonauts,n ~

On Monday evening next Harley Merry,
famous scenic artist, actor and manager,
will open an engagement Of three nights
and matinee at the Grand, supported by
fine company in "The Argonauts i'40.h'
Tho company carries car load oil fine
scenery. The play ia famous and popular
and will no doubt do big business at the
Grand'B popular prices. 51g.f
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This afternoon and evening al G.
Fields operate minstrele will hold the
boards at tho Opera House. The company
is we'll known here, and is considered
fully equal to any other minstrel organi-
cation on the.road. Reserved seats are on
sale at Baumer's. Doubtless the house
will be crowded at both performance. e
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\ AMUsEMRNT MATTERS,
'he Rlneharts-Eields' MinHtrels-Oomipr

TIC Rlnoharts-Flelds' Mlnstrels-Ooming
y-fs Attractions. y -: "a. g. !. s,y,
Last evening at the Grand the Rlnehart
Sisters Opera Company gave new bur
leaque, I'm and out OF Place." to a large
and we'll pleased audience. The special
ties we're now and good. This company
has caught the town, and will doubtless
have two good houses to-day, when 'Cip.
derella" will be given at the matinee, and
Spring Chicken" this evening for the
first time. Th!e concludes the engage.
ment, IsS so q. - s5'--r. !. g.--..st -
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LONDON, Nov. 1S,-The police courts
we're densely thronged to-day, by. appli:i
cants for appointment as special consta.f /
bles. The applicante were Of all depreep. 4
and included a number Of employees from
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A COLUMBUS SENSATION.
Attempt to Dynamite the State journal
Era. Oitlco Last Night,

ra.5 Oflco Last Night.
CoLuMsus, O., Nov. iS.-some excite
inent was csused this evening by the
discovery Of a bomb at the
STATE Journal oiiice. 1t consists
ol An iron pipe about seven inches long,
both ends. closed with hard wood
and fuse attached, which was tipped
with IN ordinary match. 1t was SO ar.
ranged at the door Of the local depart.
ment that the match could DO lighted by
any one passing and utopping Gu the Bame.
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Tho Iron . u,put n, Enc,nn,,, "A

LONDON, Nov. lS.-The iron masters Of,
Cumberland county have reduced the out.
put OF pig iron five thousand 4 to ID
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! BERLIN, Nov .1s.-The Ozar arrived here
this morning and was met by the Court
officials appointed to receive him.
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!. GESTLgMEN, examine our fine calf
Waukenphast, il you want a shoe that will
not hurt YOUR feet: j. W. iAMIcx, 5s.5;s
a ll43 Main ptreat Z
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Fort WORTH, TEXAS, Nov. ,1S.-Nows
was received here tonight to tho effect
tha! Indians are burning the Oklahoma
country. -a 81
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HERR MOST
Nailed by a Fen,ale sy symphthirer-Dny Fixet
j . M nm ~ for lrInl ~ ----- -

lSalled by a Fen,ule sy hthirer-Dny Fixed
for Trial.
NEW YoRk, Nov. lS.-The court room
Of Part One OF the General sessiona was
crowded to-day with people who were
curious to got glimpse OF the Anarchist
leader, Johann Most. I,
At 1895 Most vac taken from police.
headquarters by Inspector Byrnes and
reached the court q little before II o'clock.
His grizzly bsard gave him iisrce look,
and 80 he cat at the bar beside his coun.
sci, Mr.. Howe, he attracted considerable
attention. Before the proceedings open
ed he had vigorous discussion with his
lawyer.
Most appeared very unconcerned and
acted as though being tried for ssditious
utterances was an everyday occurrence.
Tho proceedings wers delayed somewhat
By the tasdiness OF the District Attorney.
On his arrival ha called the case OF Most
and asked TINT day be set Ior Its trial
and that bail bs fixed at s., 500. Most, he
said, was convicted Of the same oGsnss
once before and was persistent violator
OF the law.
Moat's counsel objected to such largo
bail aud asid that they thought $500
sufficient. His client, he said, knew thst
proceedings had been begun against him
and that he WAS liable to bs arrested for
his Saturday night utterances, yet he did
not run away. f@..
judge Cowing thought that $500 bail
would be eutlcient, aud at that fgure the
bail wss finally fixed. November ed was
fixed as the day for the trial OF the case.
A Mrs. Hoffman, residing at 81 East
Seventh street, who said her husband was
a physician, went on the bond. She
sworo aba vas worth property to the
value Of $4,000. To reporter ahe aaid
that although her husband and heraeli
had taken no active part in Anarchist
plots. they were both heartily in sympa.
thy with the doctrines advocated by Most
ard his folio were,
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AND still they skate, there being 400.
skaters on the floor at the Alhsmbra Rink;
last Saturday evening, IL "a
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! LADIES, Mlesea' and Ohildren's Cloaks
In great variety. . STONE & THOMAS. n
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Look for tho Ilig Sl,o,

LIENS fine genuine Cali Boots So S25,
worth IS, at STONES CASH SuoR STORE, 4,
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The Conried Opera Company will pre-.
sent Strauss. opera, "The Gypsy Baron,"
with all the beautiful scenery, superb cos.
tunes, enlarged chorus and a powerful
cast, which will include Laura Bellini,
Prima Donna Soprano; Lonisa Bianchi,
Prima Soprano; Helen VonDosrhoff,
Prima Dona Contralto; Lydia O'Neil, So.
prano Leggierd; Jennie Reiferth, Mezzo
Soprano; Harry DeLorme, Primo Tenor
Robusto; Sig. Taglieri, Primo Tenor di
Grazis jacques Kruger, Buffo; Fred Ur-
ban, Primo Baritone; Gus F. Hall, Primo
Basso. N IS y Re ss.'.ss55zt
This is without doubt the strongest cast
ever seenin Wheeling in light topera, every.
one being an artist OF undoubted merit,
and together with the magnificent chorus
Of fifty picked voices, and the unusually
handsome costumes and scenery, make
this the production par excellence Of this
country. This will be the musical pro.
duction OF the season.
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THE DBAD ANARCuIsTS,


Difficulty Experienced In Finding Final
BuryinE Place for Them.j r
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The directors oil
Waldheim Cemetery met yesterday after.
noon to consider the disponal Of the FIVE
dead Anarclista. After a two-hour dis.
cuaaion Of the matter, the following was
adopted:
"Resolyd, BY the Board of Directors OF
the Waldheim Cemetery Company, that
the corpse OF no person who has been son.
fenced and executed by legal authority
shall be allowed burial place In the said
cemetery unless the lot wherein it is pro.
posed to bury it shall have been owned by
said deceased or one Of his near Relatives
by blood and tho deed thereof re-
corded the company's books pzlor to his
sentence or execution. The Board OF Dl.
rectors may, by majority Of all tho direc.
tors, grant pre.emption from the foregoing,
but its directions for the location Of the
proposed grave must be strictly obeyed.""
Pursuant to this resolution o committee
was appointed to confer with the repre-.
sentatives Of the friends Of the deceased
looking to a location in the cemetery,
should the friends decide to inter the re-:
nains in Waldheim.
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Novel Advice from an Anarchist Papor.
4 NEWARK, N. j., Nov. ls.-There are
about 600 Anarchists in this city, and the
police are engaged in accurately locating
them 90 as to be able to lay their hands
on them promptly in case Of trouble. The
Excise Commissioners havo withdrawn
the license to hold Sunday meetings from
the the proprietor Of the Anarchist head.
4uartera. The Arbeiter Zsilung, the An.
archist organ in this city, in On editorial
yesterday advises the authorities to prose-
cute and hang the leaders as the surest
way Of advancing the cauHe Of Anarchy.
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s LONDON /, Nov. 1s.-Col. Doping and
his friends have decided to bring an
action againat Mr., Gladstone for alander,
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TELEGRAPHIo BREvITIEa

Ex-Gov. Stockdale is also among the
ants.
Rev. Mrs. Olympia Brown Wills, wo-
man suffragist OF Wisconsin, IL threat
ened with action st law for ballot box
stufling.
st. Louis complains OF unjust discrim-
ination at the hands Of Missouri Pa
ciiic.
San Angelo wool market is active.
Losses by the New York fire foot ND
100000. or this 81 ,O60, 600 falls on the
railroad.
The Presbyte church south ap-
points committe OF conference on re-
union, after heated discussion.
New York and Pacific Car Trust As
ISOLATION sue the Wabash receivers for
$2.OOO,O0O.
The Good Templars Of the big world
are In session at Saratoga.
Grover reaches Lake Saranao, In the
Adirondacks, on a board.
Bette Kelsey, an old Houston negress,
takes the morphine route.
Crop prospects throughout the whole
northwest improved since last week.
Crop reports good from New Orleans
to Kansas city.
EvictiOns at BOdyke threaten blood
shed, as the tenants are all barricaded In
their homes, and we'll provisioned by
faiends.
Gov. Ross pardons two aged criminals
on account OF years and feebleness.
The Austin prOhibitionists are max
Ing good time.
st. Paul reports brutal murder, and
perhaps worse, Of young lady, near
Fergus Falls.
Confederate soldiers graves decorated
at Springfield, Mo-, yesterday.
The Reformed Episcopal church,
Bishop Cheney. presiding, is In session
at Philadelphia.
Some Of the Texas editors spent yes
terday In Dallas to see how they will
like their next years quarters.
A wreck on the Pennsylvania Central
neaT Kelaning kills six and Injuries six
slightly.
The trouble over Saturday payday in
Chicago Ia far from settled.
Manchester spinners propose to run
their mills on half time to counteract
the corner In cotton at Liverpool.
The testimony In the great Jackson
murder case has been taken.
Bundesrath has referred to a commit
tee the trade regulation bill for Alsace-
Lorraine.
Bismark Is suffering aoutely from mus
oular rheumatism and Is ordered to take
absolute rest.
Belgium police seize anarchists and
important documents.
The French senate agrees to q 10
franc sur-tax on sugar.
The Argentine Republic is fearfully
ravaged by cholera.
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Scribner's for June.

Scribner's Magazine for June has for
its opening article semi-historical and
critical essay, by John 6. Ropes, EMIT
led ''Some Illustrations OF Napoleon and
his Times" This is In a similar vein to
1.-The Likeness OF Julius Cesar" which
Mr.. Ropes contributed to the February
number Of Scribner's. 1t Is plentifully
illustrated from the authors fine collec-
ton OF Napoleon portraits. There are
full-page reproductions Of famous por-
traits by Appiani, Isabey and Gerarde.
Mr.. Ropes article carefully traces the
development OF Nspoleon's character as
exhibited by his changing physiognomy
from early manhood to maturity. The
"Ethics OF Democracy" by Stimson, will
be found very readable by those who are
interested In tracing the general tenden
cies Of democracy SIS manifested In its
legislation. "An uncommeroial Repub-
lie" gives a very pleasant outdoor view
OF Guatemala. Thackerry's Letters
lie lengthy but interesting The fiction
of the number is very good, and the
Poems" seven in number, are by Bun.
ner, 0'Reilly, Mrs. Fields, Elizabeth
Akers, Ellen Burrows, Henrietta Wright
and TOmsOn. A charming essay on "FOll
Lore" should not be overlooked In point
ing out the attractions OF the number.
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PENTECosT.
The Baptism of Fire to be Observed
Tomorrow

The Baptism of Fire to be Observed
Tomorrow.
Tomorrow being the fiftieth day after
Easter, Is set down by all Christians as
the day on which to celebrate the great
baptism of fire, or descent Of the spirit
of the Holy Ghost, upon the apostles,
(see Acts H. Pentecost means
"fiftieth." The time from Easter Sun
day to Trinity Sunday, 10 the Paschal
time, which is a joyful preparation for
this feast. 1t Is also called White Sun
day, or Whit Sunday, from the cal
echumeus, who were clothed In white
and we're admitted on the eve OF this
feast to the sacrament OF Baptism.
This feast is also celebrated by the
Jews, from the fact OF its being the fif-
tieth day after the Passover, in celebra-
ton OF the sin gathering" and In
thanksgiving for the harvest. From the
Jewish use 1t was introduced among the
Christians In celebration of the baptism
Of fire and the first solemn preaching OF
the Christian religion. 1t Is regarded as
specially sacred to the third part Of the
blessed Trinity. Many curious uses
were observed OF the day In ancient
times. The dove, as an emblem Of the
Holy Ghost In some churches, figure
Of q dove was suspended by cord IRON
the ceiling and was lowered so as 70
alight on the high altar OF the church
during the service. In Others, figures OF
clOven tongues, or red rose leaves, were
used. In some places the practice pre-
greens and flowers, as at Christmas and
Easter.
Trinity Sunday falls on tomorrow q
weak and ia devnted IN the worahin. of